Multiple Choice
Why is it advantageous to use Lead II for continuous monitoring?
A) It is located at the most comfortable location for the patient.
B) It provides excellent views of P waves and QRS complexes.
C) It provides the clearest hexiaxial and triaxial diagrams.
D) It does not require the right leg to serve as the ground.
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